Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-03
LOCAL BREvITIES.


The Sacramento river receded to 10 feet
ii inches yesterday.
| Locomotive No. 243, lust built, was out
yesterday for trial trip.
The overland express for the East was
again run in two sections last night.
| The Atlas picked their Flint last Sunday,
and there wasn't that usual fash in the pan
The steamer Dover arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with grain
and wood.
Governor Bartlett has offered reward of
$3.50 for the arrest and conviction of the
murderer or murderers Of J. F. Klumpf in
this city.
Deputy Sheriff Riley, of San Francisco,
came up last evening, en- route to Folsom
with Lee All Fook, who is to serve eight
years for burglary in the first degree.
II is reported that the fine running mare
Nelson, owned by H. C.. Judson, of Santa
Clara, broke down while being exercised
yesterday morning at Agricultural Park
The Governor has appointed Lazard
Lion, of Santa Clara county, Trustee of
California Home for Chronic Insane, for
the unexpired term of w. S. Thorn, re-
signed
The District Ministerial Association of
night at the Sixth-street NJ. E. Church,
with a sermon by Rev. John Kirby, of
Oroville.
During the month of April County Lii
cense Collector Dolan collected licenses to
the amount of 81, All So Sheriff Drew's
fees amounted to $217 45, and County Re-
corder Miller's to $4S3 so.
These arrests were made Yesterday: Geo
Williams. by officer Able, for being drunk;
Mrs. McDudigan, by officer Rowland for
beng drunk Leroy Fisher, by officers
OMeara and Able, for disturbing the peace
Charles Mclaughlin, convicted in Justice
Davis Court last Friday of selling LIQUOR
without license, was yesterday fined 500
or ten days imprisonment, but was given
ten days within which to pay the money.
The resolution adopted by the Board of
City Trustees yesterday relative to freight
rates on fruit shipments to Atlantic cities
was last evening telegraphed by Mayor
Gregory to the traffic managers, who meet
IN Chicago tomorrow.
1t is stated that at depth of 81 feet the
artesian well of n. D. Rideout, near Will
lows, OF which an account was published in
the RECORD UNION few days since, gives a
flow of twelve feet above the surface, and
at the rate OF five gallons per second.
Company B, of the First Artillery Regi-
ment' will go on acamping trip to Folsom
Saturday, taking their battery with them
They will return on Sunday. They will
camp out, do their own cooking and be
accompanied by corps of war correspond
entS.
AT Agricultural Park yesterday afternoon
there was match race between the PAGERS
Shaker and Alderman, owned respectively
by J. X. Hodson and G. H. Gilman.
Shaker won the first, second, ard fourth
heats, and Alderman the third. Best
time. 2:26, in the last heat.
The Signal Service temperature Yesterday
was 65.4o, which is $40 warmer than the
mean temperature on the second dav of
May in nine years. The highest and low
est temperature was 500 and $50, with yari-
able winds during the day and fresh
southerly winds at night, and weather
clear.
The Coroner held an inquest last evening
upon the body of James Smith, who re-
celved fatal injuries last Saturday in the
railroad yard in consequence of his being
run over by cars of a freight train upon
which it is supposed he was trying to steal
ride. The jury found that ne alone was
to blame for the fatal accident.
The Board of Supervisors leave about
SANNA NiAo tiip over lue
lower Stockton road as far as Benson's
Ferry, to be better able to understand the
testimony and arguments presented in the
matter OF the application of DR.. Caples and
others to have the road reopened as it was
for years until partially closed three or four
years ago.
In Justice Davis Court yesterday morn
ing Frank and Cy McClintock. arrested by
the police in their camp in the brush about
week ago, were tried by jury on charge
OF vagrancy and acquitted. L. Waite, who
was IN camp with them, was released with
out trial, the District Attorney having
learned that he had worked two or three
days before the arrest was made
Officer Farrell was putting on airs over
the other officers yesterday, and it finally
developed that he had been called as a
witness in the Police Court this morning,
and the Judge told him: "You needn't
be sworn, Mr.. Farrell Just state what you
know" Farrell claims that he was the
first officer ever treated with such consider
alton in Court 1t subsequently developed
that the defendant in the case had already
pleaded guilty, but the Judge, thinking the
officer, as he made the arrest, might want
to say something, gave him chance
Sunday afternoon a very much inebri-
ated individual was found asleep in front
of residence on II street and taken to the
station-house. By the time he arrived
there he was able to talk little, and ex-
planned came over from the city last
night to go up to Sacramento with the
GREENWOOD q Morans to see EN- do up the
Atlas, and just got back" Where do you
think you are now?' inquired Captain
Karcher. In Oakland, of course in He
was put away in cell. and yesterday
morning still insisted that he was in Oak
land jail" He failed to connect with the
ball game.
CABLE STREET RAILROADS IN SACRAMENTO
The San Francisco Post of last evening
says: &c. w. Carey, who owns all the